Game Studio · iOS & Android
We make games, and you can download them on iOS and Android.
PlayflixGames is a small development team building casual games for phones and tablets, released on the App Store and Google Play. We also review the games, tech products and websites we spend our own time with, every verdict out of 10.
The studio
PlayflixGames started with a few developers trading notes on the games we loved and the tools we used to make them, and it turned into a studio. We design our own titles, build them, break them, hand them to friends who play nothing like we do, and then put them out on the App Store and Google Play.
The reviews are the other half of the site. Shipping a game changes how you play one: you notice the checkpoint that respects your time, the menu that hides its best setting, the website that loads before you blink. Every review here gets written through that lens, with reader ratings sitting right beside our verdict.
What we make
Our catalog leans casual and pick-up-and-play: arcade runs short enough to finish waiting for a bus, and puzzle games that stay friendly for an hour and then quietly stop being friendly. Everything gets designed for a phone screen first, tested on hardware we own rather than a simulator, and patched after release when players find the thing we missed.
New titles go out on both stores together, and we keep updating them afterwards instead of moving on.
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Latest Reviews
2023
Baldur's Gate 3 Review: The Most Ambitious RPG in Years
Three companions, one tadpole in my brain, and ninety hours later, I still wanted more.
UniFi Protect G4 Bullet Review: Small Camera, Big Coverage
A weatherproof bullet camera that only needs one cable and already knows the difference between a person and a passing cat.
Tears of the Kingdom Review: A Worthy Zelda Sequel
Ultrahand, Fuse, and a sky full of islands turn Hyrule into the biggest sandbox Nintendo has ever handed a player.
The Last of Us Part I Review: Gorgeous and Familiar
Naughty Dog rebuilt The Last of Us from the ground up for PS5, and the real question is whether you need to play a decade-old story again, however good it looks.
Hogwarts Legacy Review: A Gorgeous, Bloated Open World
Walking into the Great Hall for the first time is worth the price on its own. The sixty hours after that are more of a mixed bag.
UniFi Dream Router Review: The Easiest Way Into UniFi
Ubiquiti finally built a UniFi box simple enough to hand to a friend, without cutting out the settings that made the ecosystem worth using in the first place.
Hall of Zero Limits Review: Sprite's Wakanda Forever Site
A soda brand built a 3D museum for Wakanda Forever, and somehow people stuck around for four minutes to see it.
Contact us
Want to talk about a review, pitch us something, or just say hi? Send a note and we'll get back to you.
Got a game idea? Send it over and we'll see where it goes.